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Kansas State freshman sets an under-20 Canadian women's pentathlon record -- breaking her own mark set a month ago -- at the NCAA national track and field championships

It was an overwhelming success. New Westminster Minor Hockey hosted its annual Bobby Love Atom and Al Hughes Peewee Memorial hockey tournaments at Queen’s Park and Moody Arena, delivering some good action in the process.

Continuing a trend that baffles their own management, the Vancouver Stealth made hay on the road again, this time tripping up the Colorado Mammoth on Sunday.

It wasn’t classic after all. Canada didn’t get the result it worked towards as it finished the World Baseball Classic winless. Up against some pretty well-stocked competition, Canada went 0-3 in the round robin, failing to advance to the medal round.

Spring’s around the corner, and the New Westminster Minor Lacrosse Association wants to welcome it with a family-fun event at Queen’s Park. The NWMLA is hosting its Salmonbellie Fun Day, March 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Depth has proven to be the ballast to lift the Douglas College Royals to some heady heights.

The boys with the New Westminster Hyacks demonstrated why they are a formidable factor on the mats. Fresh off of winning the zone, New West’s male grapplers exited the B.C.

Although the season's done, the Douglas College Royals men's basketball team has reason to bask in a job well done.

It wasn’t the destination stop they wished for, but the New Westminster Hyacks senior boys basketball team displayed passion and perseverence along the journey.

New Westminster minor lacrosse product Josh Byrne continues to ripple the twine and make waves back east as a senior with the Hofstra Pride men’s field lacrosse team.